Du Jour Commerce Square

This is a very solid after-​work place to get a drink and some appetizers. My company has had its holiday party there, and the food was better than I had expected — the filet, in particular, was excellent. The bartenders are experienced and attentive, which distinguishes it from Pagan’s across the courtyard. It’s the best place at Commerce Square.

I work in this building, so I’ve eaten here a number of times. The food is not that good for how much you pay, and it gets more expensive every year.
I order the same thing for breakfast every time I go (because most places around here with a bagel & lox on the menu don’t have capers) and every time the sandwich is different. Really, how hard is it to make a bagel & lox? This most recent time, I asked for a plain bagel, but got everything, and I asked for extra capers, but got less than the regular amount of capers (about 15 capers). I even went back up to the counter to ask for more and the guy gave me LITERALLY 4 more capers. (he dumped a clear container of 4 capers into the container I handed him). I ask for my cream cheese on the side and they always use a 3 or 4 ounce plastic container for cream cheese, and this time there was about 2 tablespoons of cream cheese in it — barely enough to cover one side of a bagel and definitely not enough to make an open-​faced sandwich with cream cheese on both sides (which is what the sandwich is supposed to be).
I’ve gotten quite a few lunches from here as well. The fries used to be my favorite fries in center city, but the last few times I got them I couldn’t even eat them they were so hard and stale and gross. The salads also used to be really big and had a lot of stuff in them. Now they’re smaller AND the price went up.
So, in summary, the food here has always been overpriced, but now the quality has decreased, the portions are smaller, and what you get is inconsistent. I’m going to have to stop ordering from here because every time I do I get really annoyed.

Nice outside for happy hour, just don’t run a credit card tab when it’s busy. I had to wait 30 minutes tonight to pay my bill so I could leave!

$ 13 for a burger (plain: no bun, no lettuce tomato, no cheese) I DON’T THINK SO!!! Their beef is low quality as well. Don’t eat there. Go next door to Pagano’s.

I work in the building, and this is the only place with a wait staff. The food is actually pretty good, if not a bit pricey. Three of us had lunch today– nothing extravagant and it was $ 60. Ouch. I had a southwest salad with a pesto-​grilled chicken. The ingredients were fresh and the mango salsa dressing was delicious. Atmosphere is ok if you get the right table.

Terrible place. I worked next door. It was too cold to walk last week so despite what we’ve heard we went for a business lunch. In the middle of us eating out lunch the hostess asked us to move because she wanted to rearrange tables. Unbelievable! We tried to express our displeasure but she did not care at all!!!

Writing a review of the grilled chicken panini… probably the best chicken sandwich of any kind, that I’ve ever had. The chicken is incredibly juicy, as if they just carved it off a whole chicken.

I thought this was one of the better cheeseburgers I’ve had in a long time. It was HUGE, for starters, and the toppings were all fresh. Best of all, when I ordered jalapeños for the burger, these were served fresh, with the seeds… too often restaurants assume one wants the pickled, no seeds no heat version of my favorite burger topping.

Not worth the price. Plenty of other places nearby that have better food and better prices. Also every time I ordered a salad for takeout something was wrong with or missing from the salad.

The menu looks like a lot of basic sandwiches and salads all hovering over the $ 10 mark. But take out tacos, normally $ 11 are $ 6.99 on Tuesdays.
You get a choice of fish, chicken, or beef. All come on two soft corn tortillas, topped with pico de gallo and guacamole, plus a side of sour cream and black beans inside a small tortilla chip bowl. The chicken comes in strips, there is a bit of a marinade, but was otherwise boring. The meaty grilled tilapia pieces were better, though both require lime and salt. I wouldn’t want to shell out $ 11, but for $ 7, this is a relatively healthy and filling lunch I would come back for (on a Tuesday). Plus the umbrella protected outdoor seating is really relaxing. To help with your beverage choice, I did not care for my strawberry iced tea.

If you’re looking for a humorless, cookie-​cutter upscale café and lunch spot, look no further. Du Jour succeeds wildly in creating a feel that is expensive but bland. The music took the cake for worst overall element, though: an expert’s guide to the dullest pop hits of the 80’s. I can’t comment on the food because I only stopped in for coffee, but I’m not inclined to return to try for myself.

AVOID.
I was doing business in the building and ate lunch twice here. Both times I was greeted with horrible stomach issues.
Sick.
Never again.

4 stars for $ 6.99 Taco Tuesdays — I usually get the fish tacos (You get 2 tacos and a side of Beans). You have to get it to go.
I also get a (pricey) $ 2.50 Strawberry Ginger Iced Tea (They Used Premium Steap teas and I love them).
Fast service — especially if you call your order in and then go pick it up.

Keeping it short. Had lunch here. Very good and flavorful.

Another delicious breakfast at Du Jour. I can’t get enough of their breakfast sandwich/​coffee deal. 5 stars for egg white sandwich and coffee! I’m usually not around this area for lunch, but I really do want to try it at some point! The employees are all extremely nice and friendly, which is important early in the morning.

I am downgrading my review because the prices have gone up and the flavor has gone down. $ 15 for a salad at lunch? No, thank you.

This is an upscale coporate lunch place, settled among all the office buildings on market street. I think of it as a bumped up Au Bön Pain. Either way, they have a pretty big selection on their menu, and everything I’ve gotten has been very tasty, especially the veggie burger wrap and sweet potato fries. I strayed from my favorites this time and tried the crabcake sandwich and it was just ok. I’ve always wanted to try the salads but they just seem too expensive for the portion, totaling $ 16-​$ 17 when you add protein.
The main reason for docking two stars is the service. It’s just meh. Today I was placing an order for a business lunch and I came to find that their phones were down all week, so I emailed my order in and asked for a confirmation call when they got it. They never called, and I had marched down there only to find they didn’t even put it in yet… Anyway, I think that part needs some work. But, it’s a solid lunch spot food-​wise.

I have only had DuJuor for breakfast but for the price, it is the best quality & quick breakfast you can get in the area. They have a breakfast sandwich and coffee special for $ 4.50, slightly more expensive than nearby D&D but you can see the kitchen and the fact that they use real eggs and fresh bagels, muffins, croissants, etc. The coffee is Lily and not some watered down Keurig.
Lately they have been a little slow, I like to attribute it to taking time to make it right. They have multiple beautiful women working the register that are smiley and helpful. Du Juor is a great place for a good morning.

I’m gonna go off on a limb and give dujour 4 stars. I’m not really sure they deserve five after one takeout experience .
Placed an order to go for two sets of tacos.
One fish w/​cilantro and onions and beef with cheese only. Black beans come on the side as well as some sour cream.
Though you only get two tacos they are heavy handed with the protein the fish was literally falling out of my taco and just enough onions. The fish was well seasoned and very flaky they only offer the option of grilled fish which is fine with me.
My lunch buddy enjoyed his beef tacos as well. We thought about dining in but the sun was shining so we opted for togo. Lunch was pricey two orders of tacos 11.00 each and two drinks came to 28.00 that seems a bit steep even for the area. The menu offerings sound good but I think the price points need to come down a tad.
If ever in the area again I’d be inclined to stop by and try a coffee drink and maybe breakfast.

Definitely a 3.5 star location but bumped to 4 since it was gorgeous outside. A far trek for me for lunch but I was meeting an old coworker for lunch. The biggest appeal of this place is the location. Outdoor seating with a great view. The server was also really attentive and nice.
I ordered the Wild Mushroom Flatbread and my friend got the Turkey Italian Panini. The flatbread was pretty tasty, crispy, and a decent size. The panini was loaded with chips. The price is pretty up there for a lunch but I enjoyed it (perhaps more for the sun and breeze than just for the food).